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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 2O3 SIXTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue of deed of trust dated February /, -
1884, and duly recorded in the land records Of G5
the District Of Columbia in liber No. 1896, folio Wi
4O ct seq and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
DAY. THE TWENTY:NINTH DAY OF pECEM-
Der, 1886, at HALF-PAST. FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described real estate situate in the
numbered twenty eight t2s), in Partelos and Others
SUBDIVISION OF lots in square numbered eight hundred
and 1850 as said subdivision recorded In
ber No. r. folio 49, Of the records Of the Surveyors
office OF the said District the same being improved by
q twO-StOry brick dwelling,
Terms Of sAe One-thir cash. and the residue in two
equal installments, payable six and twelve months
from day of sale for which the notes Of the purchaser
with interest secured said property will be taken
all cash, at purchasers option deposit of 800
will be required at time Of sale All conveyancing and
are not complied with within ten days after SALE the
trustees the to resell the property after
chaser BRAINARD H. WARNERi ,r..A
d1o-eo&ds MAHLON ASHFORD. ) Arus'ees.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID
1887, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,l r-.,....
d29eOGdS MAHION ASHFORD. S'4luSteeS
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BALTIMORE. ND, Jan. 3.-virginia sixes, con-
solldsted. "a; do. past-due coupons, "a; do ten
SstSb s Mes os O. shFss co. North
ana, BALTIaM nc ND, Jan s;mcottoa auiesamid;;
street and western super. .235a29O; do. extra.
do 90 sI as~ia city mls sgRss
PAtapeco famtly. b3O; do: superlative patent $685.
higher; southern red. 05s07; southern amber S6s9s;
ssE:di 1TsbF9ssy; szss;sSz: iAs.sS
ssssrn niehsr ,nS au. cuthsrn
En- nissd spot 4e9a}a46x: JanuaFy 1sk
9sisdull .nd sass: western :hits
Rye u'l S8s5s Hay quist.pEme g choice ysstsrn
peats- shonlders and clear rib sdes, packed. ea7.
l2sl2k 1AEd-re6nsd. ~. Butter 6rm-westsrn
Se fsiroieu3 sinMraned az dofse e'gnsr So
essgees. ordinary 20 fsir. 14k Sugar quiet soft
$500 Fraighfs g Idverpool -per steamer
aQ9E S,O27 bsz1sls: .vhsst $500 6nshsls: sorn.
ss s,s 3o 24S bazEels; whsst 19S.8Q0
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Il me- kSODO6fy NJ the Ch1ll00 MimiSteTsS.
THE HEARING IN THE CASE OF TEE ALLEGED BURG
LAR CONTINUED UNTIL FRIDAY.
Francisco B. da Silva, who, it is charged robbed
the residence OF the Chilian minister Senior Don
Domingo Cana, few nights ago, as stated in The
STAR, was brought before the Police Court at noon
to-day and arraigned on a warrant sworn out by
officer McGlue, charging that the defendant did
break and enter In the night time the dwelling
house OF the said Domingo Cana and feloniously
steal, take and carry away one diamond crescent.
worth 81 800; one pearl necklace, worth 6, 800,
and pair OF diamond earrings worth $780,
The defendant was arraigned, but as he could
not understand English the court ordered plea of
mot guilty. to be entered.
Prosecuting Attorney Lavender said that the
Gillian minister was not In court, but that Mr.
Brown, OF the state department, was here and he
was unable TO state whether the Gillian minister
wanted to telegraph to his government for per.
mission to appear In court or not. Under these
circumstances he said he would ask that the case
be continued until Friday and that the property
be turned over to the property clerk until that
time.
The court granted the continuance asked for,
but gave no order In relation to the property. The
court fixed bail at $1,000.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS WEST,
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE.
By virtue ola deed Of trust, dated April 90
1880, and recorded ON May 3, 1880, in Hber NoRf9
$685. folio 24O. ct sea- OF the land records for the
District of Columbia, and by the direction Of the
holder Of the note thereby secured, will offer for
sale in front of the premises at public auction the
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, all that parcel Of real estate situate
and lying in the city Of Washington in the District Of
Columbia and known and described being the east
twenty four feet C24 BY the depth Of lot numbered
seven a. of the heirs Of John Dsvdsons recorded sub
eight 24S) The said lot fronts twentyfour 24 feet
the north side Of street northwest between 18th
and 14th streets northwest. and runs back hun
dred sld forty Q47) feet to thirty 800 foot
alley and is improved with twostOry brick stable
the rear
Terms One-third cash; the residue In two equal
Instruments payable In and two years. respectively,
from the day OF SALE with interest at the of @
per centum annum until paid, and payable semi
annually for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing
date on the day of sale aud payable in and two
respectively after date secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold will be required; ali cash,
at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of 900
will I've required at the time of sale. All conveyancnk
and recording to be ut the cost Of the purchaser II
the terms Of sale be not complied with within fifteen
days from the day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and Of the
Evening Star, newspaper.
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS. Trustees
dC4-dGdS 150l pennaylyania N w \
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RANGE or rHI THRRMoNxF1n,-Ihe following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q.
m, 8; 7am., z: II q NJ, Is: g p. m, Is: maxi
MUM 10: minimum. &
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DERMUDA,
ATTORNEYS.

VOHN AMBLEK SMITH,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
bS9 St. n ". Patents and Claims attended fo Rss-
ldence, 14l3 18th ST. L. dos lms
CAMPBELL cARRINGTON ATTORNEY At
" Law, Barbour Law Building $50 IDuisisna
avenue. Washington. ID. G. Residence, LIS IL 81
~ " d22
DATRICK O'FARRELI.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-LAW,
solicitor of Patents and ClailnA ilO6 az
Residence, 1928 K ST. NV io-.ms
9 PRENTIsS MUTT. OF MISSISSIPPI.
Ne ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
fnents, and before Congress-. oc,:ln.
N H. MILLER. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
Ave Rooms and 4. Conton Law Building,
Residence. SIS IT. NV. mi,.s6
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~Ohas AOB0m ~ mn At0letes
HOW BE KNOCKED OUT PROFESSIONAL Puaursr
Ibid you ever put on the gloves with GEN
Logan!" asked STAR reporter to-day OF Prot Col
nns the boxing-master, better known as the cast
Iron Man,
Hundreds Of times, was the reply. Ihad him
under my care for years"
WAS he handy with his hsts?n asked the re
porter. ~" AZ
she was the best two handed man ever saw In
my LIE, amateur or professional" said the profess
sol, emphattcally. HE was a natural born
ngnter ne continued. / never saw his like He
was powerful and q hard and quick hitter. never
tnougnI ne would die SO easily. was with him
up TO within q few hours OF his death and I
thought that his wonderful physique would pull
1T has been said that the general was such a
good nghter that on one occasion he knocked you
OUT. how is that?" asked the reporter.
InaCS the truth, |" acknowledged the professor
he knocked me clear over a big arm CHAIR that
ne had In bis ROOM 1t was terrific blow gave
ne carried them with him to the Senate Senator
Oglesby was spectator OF the bout and when it
grew warm he tried to stOpit He couldn't though
The general stopped it himself. He certainly hit
me hard. The stories about his agility and
least
.'Senator voorhees, says he has seen him within
The STAR man.
$50 have /, hundreds OF times, said the profess
sOr n Tell You he was the best man In every re-
spect that ever saw saw, and that means good
zeal When you are speaking OF fighting"
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The Courts

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Gleason agt. Virginia Midland railroad
company; opinion by Judge Cox Affirming Judg-
menG below. In re. George Brent, lunatic; an
opinion requiring purchaser to comply with terms
OF sale and remanding cause.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e SneH
To-day, James Hayes, disorderly conduct and
carrying pistol ON nth street northwest: SOS col
lateral forfeited. william Blackwell, dtsorderly
conduct on Goth street northwest; S. or 10 days.
collateral forfeited. Frank Lard, carrying Q pis-
toll; $50. John Williams, profanity on K street
northwest; s. or days Alexander Whalen, lar
ceny; 90 days. Edgar Conklin, profanity on c
street northwest; S. or days Solomon Brown,
John Williams, Horace Reilly, John Crowiy, MI
chael Fitzgerald, William Fletcher, William Ellis.
Charles Thomas Martin Larf1nA and Reuben
Mortine, charged with dis0rderly conduct each
forfeited $ collateral Mark shelton, Charles
were charged with being disorderiy In Kernan's
theater. Shelton ana Gannish were fined IS and
the others forfeited their collaterals.
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LUSBY-CLEMENTS. December Goth, 1886 NJ the
Csthedrsl Baltnore, Md by Rev. Father NJ A Fenpe
FRANCIS W. LUSBl and Miss LIZZIE j. CI.EM-
EN- step daughter of Gunner f. J. Beacham, u D.
n. both OF Washington, ID. c.
SOLLERS-JACOBS. On January I'd, 1887 by Rev
Samuel II. Giesy, CHARLES W SELLERS and KATIE
c. JACOBS. baltimore papers please copyl
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF LAND AMI
IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST SIDE OF della

IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST SIDE OF della
WAKE AVENUE, BETWEEN AND X STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us recorded in -
Lber No. 1914 folio $780, ct seq Of the land records
aTcti1n in front Of the premises On M0TDAY THE
FOUR O'CLOCK, P. NJ all those parts Of lots Nos. f.
and 8, in No. in the City of Washington
seventy-two feet on Delaware avenue and extending
back with that width average depth of about 125
feet.
Terms Of sale: Qne-third cash. BALANCE at six and
twelve months with interest for whichthe notes of
the purchaser will be taken secured by deed Of
upon the property all cash at the option Of the pur
chase money A deposit Of $50 win be required at the
time of sale. COnveyancing at cost of purchaser,
VIM. F. MATTINGLY, I r.,,.A..
CHARLES E. PRENTfSS, ATussees'
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. d29d
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MARRIED.

BORN.
RICE. On January LIST, 1887, q sou WELLER
KENYON. to James Q. and Nellie Rice.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND.
y Classes formed each month
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from the Russian. French. German, etc. se2s-4ms
THE KISDER f9aN,r 11211sr.N.w
nens Ian y D Pay ssnd for circular statinr term.
etc Miss l. L. HILL Kindergarten ja1-Sw.
NEW YORK ART sTUDIO-MIss EDGAR STUD
rope wt the be Masters All lessons s sa
pprdaypafTensh and Drawing. VI monthly vernon
ID EVOLUTION IN SHORTHAND = LOAN-DU-
II Ployan, taught in twelve hours simple as A. b. @;
awarded eleven gold medals Glasses and private in
dT the saEpe ga sansn. by
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friends a that H the ' new TERN WILL coMMENsCE
a end for dsoss
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Third term begins February z, 1887. n1-3ms
TIvHE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL,
IO14 18th st. NV.
ihh siop NILE e. PRUD'H SeS1aha'so 1885, by
A Free Lesson upon this work is given every satur
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ing the French language. 1t is entirely new and
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Classes, of all grades, for Adults and Children
Terms reasonable d14-3m
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Students permitted to board IN clubs II desired Terms
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INSTRUCTION ON THE
For terms apply to H. DONCH, sos st. NV, or
principal music stores d16-3m
INSTRUCTION IN OIL PAINTING
MRS. NJ. H. PIKE, Artist.
Studio Rooms L, 2 and 3, 1919 St dim
Eoc,-r,ou
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The IOwmm Fund.

Capt. Geo. T. Lemon has received 81, 600 from
Cornelius Vanderbilt, s., 600 from Vim. K Wander
bilt, and 5000 from T. Coles. OF the Cleveland
Leader, for the fund for Ms. ogan. Mr. Lemon
to-day invested as a first instaiment 10000 I'm
United States four per cent registered bonds In the
maine OF Ms. Logan.
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THE ARMY AND SUNDRY CIVIL AUTHORIZATION
BuLa-The Senate committee on AUTHORIZATIONS
win have the sundry civil bill ready to report 20
the senate perhaps by the last OF the week. The
subcommittee win take It up tomorrow. The
army appropriation bill reached the senate too
late to be referred before the recess but n wifi
reach the committee probably In time 70 be acted
upon this week.
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Der, &c, has made an Assignment to w. J. Newton
OF all his stock in trade interest in his fathers
tate, &C., for the beneflt OF his AcI. - creditofR
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

V,OR SAIE-DECIDED BARGAIN IF TAREN AT
II once-s room Brick 9TH st Sc; thorough repair:
tin roof: house just painted and papered; rent
Sl5 per month; lot 20 by Price only sf5OO: s444
can be paid in monthly payments of sl2 o. NJ. BRY-
ANT, 5l4 9th ST. jasS-3ts
IL room Brick, corner 18th and o sts. n-w.- IN. L :
&0,5OO EightroOm Brick. ave- and ST.
NV. mi 1850 Slx rom store aud Dwell ny
In and sss mi % 700 Eizhterooom riek corner
ing; Inquire Of MASON, SHOEMAKER SIALEf,
1921 at. NV ja1-3t
INOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR FIVE
II days only; IL to IS per cent Investments Two
six-room pressed brick front Houses, on at n.
nearly hall latrobe range hot and cold water
good cellars ali MI and in thorough condition:
square Of ST. Price 81 0o0each viii rent for $40
Also four rey six room Brick Houses 9TH ST. be-
tween and NJ SITS e.. lots 100 feet to 10 foot
alley water sewer aud gas Price $1,000: VIII rent
for $50 per month. Call and examine Owners leay-
ing city permanently.
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AyoID CosTIvE HABIT OF BODY, not only because
or the attending discomfort, but lest it engender
more serious consequences. DR.. Jaynes sanative
Pills are either laxative or cathartic, according to
the the dose, and may be depended upon TO pro-
duce healthy secretions Of the liver and stomach
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The JAPANESE VILLAGE IN WASHNGToN.-The
japanese village, which was for a long time on
exhibition in New York and attracted Much atten-
ton there, is now being set up In Willard hall and
will be opened TO the public on Wednesday. The
village gives very complete idea OF Life in Japan,
showing arttfcers. artists, painters potters etc,
at work.
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Mr. W. W. Corcoran has sent $500 to relieve dis
treSs from the recent fire at Marlboro, Nd.
Yesterday afternoon word was sent to the first
precinct station that about two dozen tramps were
Summing themselves on B street, next TO the Gen.
ter market building. Sergeant Boyle went with
the patrol wagon and five officers and captured
seven OF the crowd who were to-day sentenced by
Judge Smell to 80 days each in default OF bonds.
The Firemen's Insurance company to-day elected
the following directors for the year 1887: Albert
A. Wilson, Thomas Parker, william Z. Howard
Joseph Redfern, E. G. Davis, William j. Wilson, F.
A. LutZ, Frank Hume H. c. McCauley, Dorsey
Clagett, Samuel K Wheatley, G. W. Cropley and
John NJ. Waters.
John A. Rheem was excused as grand juror in
the Criminal Court to-day.
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RoBBERIEs Internationally Reagan. 18th
and Water streets southwest, reports the larceny
OF q coat worth $20.-EnOs Newman, 1l6 ID street
northwest reports that his stable was forced open
John O. Green. Nichols avenue, Anacostia, re-
ports that his chicken house was forced open Sat
urday night and robbed OF chickens and ducks
worth s5-George Donath, 1405 9Th street
northwest, reports that his house was entered
Saturday night with false key and robbed OF
sl266
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MEDICAL. &c.

u The Oldest Established and only reliable InHbo
PhyEciAn IN the city.
b coanulted daily, AGA ST. bet ~ end 9th otA
NV.
Prompt treatment Correspoodsuos ana eousulsssim
always OPEN d223Ws
MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ USING BOTTLE Oh
powUr. II fmports vtgur 70 the whols UsesR- e0C =
NfNE DE FOREST LONG ESTABI8H AID
U4relisble LAdieg Physician. b c0nsulted aaAy
et hsr roeid0ce 001 q ct NV o3os houn from i .
pm- With Ladies oaay. n20-2ms
u FAD AND an Wl6R-DR BROIHERA coo 3 81.
~ aw, appe.rsd be6cgs me s2d nd oath That y -
and wfn guafantes cuE0 n Al eas0 e 0ivaO d.
60 Of men and furnish medicine, % qkazp; coa-
euklcxi6sd ana worn before ms b DR. AnoTHE1k
Ess1ios q ooiaass. siss q az q 3sIs. s Tex
n2o-1ms
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Mr. EsENKzKR HENDERsoS-The newly appointed
deputy commissioner OF Internal revenue Is not ex
pected TO report for duty until the last OF the
week. Mr.. Rogers term OF duty as deputy CON-
missioner expired with the year
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THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BuL-The sub-com-
mittee OF the House naval Affairs committee, hav.
ing the naval appropriation bill under consider
tion, was I'm session to-day. Capt sampson, super.
tntendent OF the naval academy; Paymaster 6en-
eral Fulton, Paymaster Carmody, and superinten-
dent OF docks and yards, Commodore Wilson, were
before the committee
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Cor 18th @ w S25 900 Nd av n. e. bet 2S3 "a, 600
On LIST st n-e- l2r -20090 Boundary. bet & $500
On lst n 17rs II, 900 10th ST. 700
d ST. NV, bet. 6S7. $1,000 Vt sv. new, Or mi ZOO
NJ St, bet 1sS19- 1000 9Th St. bet and 300
Corcoran bet 1iS I56300 Marks Alley, rs-....-s5O
l. Capitol. bet. 6S1--6,0o0
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts of city.
Please call for bulletin ta1-1t
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR STOCK OF
IT Goods. House and Lot in Old Orchard Beach, Me :;
10 rooms and stable; rooms all furnished. Address
+. p O., 621 Pennsylvania ave. d3l-3t.
NOR SALE
It St NV, fine business property, 21x14o, good
New Yorf ave NV 8 story and cellar Iir mi 8, 500
D St ..3story and basement. 10 rs. mi 1000
Pa W., 3-story, 9 MI $500
st. NV, 2-story and basenent,9 r.. MI (new)2, 300
18th ST. nw 3story. concrete cellar . rs, mi 5S00
3story, concrete cellar, furnace rs S,OOO
Pst NV. 2-story concrete cellar, m 1000
v 81 NV 2-story and basement, 10 mi 900
4th nw- story and basement, rs, nj 900
9th st n W, 3-story and basement rs m !; 4 00U
18th st. n near q, 2-story and basement $500
Sd ST. n w.. p, 2-story and cellar, cash 900
THOS. q. HENSEY,
d3l-3t 1905 ST. NV.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE
IL VIOLIN.
For terms apply to b. DONCH, sos st. NV, or
principal music stores. d16-3m
INSTRUCTION IN OIL PAINTING
AND DECORATIVE ART.
MRS. NJ. H. PIKE, Artist.
Studio Rooms l. = and 3, 1919 f St dim
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-12-14
THREE DESPERATE BANDITS.

A Train stopped i'm Arkansas and tho
Express Car Robbed OF a Large Sum OF
Money.
FROM the Southwest comes an account of
another bold train robbery. A Little Rock
dispatch says
train bound north over the st. Louis, Arkan-
near Texarkana Ark, and the express car,
mail and passengers were all relieved of cash.
Postal Clerk Johnson says that the train was
suddenly stopped when moving out of Geneva
Station. He three rough-looking men board
the engine, and he knew something was
wrong, SO he blew out the lights in his icom-
partment and locked the doors. The express
messenger did the same thing. The rob-
bers ordered the doors opened and fired
several shots through the windows. They
then used Il pick ak, and Johnson fired one shot
through the window, which was answered by q
volley. Finding resistance useless, and the
lives OF the engineer ana fireman ut stake, the
express messenger opened his doors. johnson
doesn't know accurately but thinks the robbers
must have gotten slO,OUO. After cutting the eX-
press car they entered the mail car. Johnson
expos ulated that that was Uncle Sans dolnin-
ion, and that they had already had good deal
of booty and if they disturbed the mails it
would 90 hard with them. One of them re-
pliod That's so' and they would not touch
the mails. Great excitement prevails in the
gion of the robbery, and mounted men are
securing the woods everywhere. Gov. Hughes
has offered 500 for the arrest and conviction Of
each robber. The railroad company also offers
several thousand dollars reward.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-12-14

Your tongue and pen have constantly brought
you into difficulty. They have got You into d q
hculties in older countries, and thoy have
brought you over here and brought you into
direct conflict with the great mass the poo
pie. IL seems To me that most Of this difficulty
comes from foreigners. saw the spectacle in
this court not long ago OF fiteen MN
brought in before me who had been
boycOtting poor woman who was try
ing TO make living in this country
and there was not one of them who could speak
n word OF the English language. 1hore was not
one of them who was an American citizen. or
who had been in this country for fiye years.
Here they were, leaving country Of oppres-
sion, and coming TO land of freedom. and tho
very first thing they do is to become oppressors
Where is the justice OF such thing as that2
Now, in this case. IL you going TO live In
this community you should study our instt u-
tions. underst and the rights Of American citi-
zenship. ana do much good as you can to
your fellow mon, instead OF undertaking to
create discord among them.
APPLICATION was made to Judge Lawrence
of the New York Supreme Court, for the adj
mission to bail of Johann Most, in whose case
an appeal had boon taken from the judgment
of the Court of General Sessions. The appli-
cation was granted and Most was released on
5000 bail, Mrs. Ida Hoffman becoming his
surety